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How many marks are required in NEET for MBBS

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The NEET 2024 examination has been scheduled for May 5, 2024. The National Testing Agency (NTA) officially revealed this examination date on September 19, along with the announcement of dates for other prominent entrance exams like JEE Main, CUET, and more.

“How many marks are required in NEET for MBBS?” is a question that looms large in the minds of countless aspiring medical students in India. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) serves as the gateway to pursue a career in medicine, specifically the coveted MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) degree. As competition intensifies and seats become limited, understanding the minimum marks needed to secure admission in a reputable medical college becomes crucial. In this article, we will delve into the factors that determine the required NEET marks for MBBS, shedding light on the complexities of the selection process and offering valuable insights to aid aspiring medical professionals in their pursuit of success.

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The minimum marks required in the NEET 2023 for MBBS (Out of 720) to participate in the counselling process are mentioned below:

Category	NEET 2023 Cut-off Score	NEET 2023 Cut-off Percentile
Unreserved (UR)	715 – 117	50th Percentile
Scheduled Tribes and Physically Handicapped (ST-PH)	104 – 93	40th Percentile
Other Backward Classes (OBC)	116 – 93	40th Percentile
EWS & PH/ UR	116 – 105	45th Percentile
Scheduled Tribes (ST)	116 – 93	40th Percentile
Scheduled Caste and Physically Handicapped (SC-PH)	104 – 93	40th Percentile
Scheduled Caste (SC)	116 – 93	40th Percentile
Other Backward Classes & Physically Handicapped (OBC-PH)	104 – 93	40th Percentile

The NEET 2023 cut-off will be released in two formats.

MCC will issue the overall cut-off for the 15% All India Quota (AIQ)
State Authorities issue the NEET 2023 cut-off for the 85% State Quota seats.

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Importance of Scoring Minimum Marks Required in NEET 2023 for MBBS

Aspirants securing minimum marks for MBBS studies in the NEET 2023 have a chance to get admitted to the college of their choice. On the basis of the marks candidates can get admitted in the following:

15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats
85% State Quota seats
AIIMS institutes
Deemed and Central universities
ESIC & AFMS
JIPMER colleges
Private institutes

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Conclusion

We hope this article has been helpful in providing information on how many marks are required in NEET for MBBS. If the candidate secures more than the cut-off marks, he/she will become eligible for the counselling rounds. Securing high marks is important to get admission to the institute of your preference.

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Question: What are the factors that affect the minimum marks required in NEET for MBBS?

Answer: The following factors affect the calculation of NEET cut-off marks ...Read full

Question: I am a General Category candidate. What percentile do I need to secure in the NEET exam to pursue MBBS?

Answer: You must secure a minimum 50 percentile to get admission to MBBS.

Question: Are the minimum passing marks the same for all the categories in the NEET 2024 exam?

Answer: No, the minimum qualifying marks differ according to the category.

Question: Where can I check the minimum qualifying marks for NEET 2024?

Answer: You can check the minimum qualifying marks for NEET on the official website of NTA.

Question: Can I get into the MBBS programme with a 150 NEET score?

Answer: With 150 NEET points, you cannot enroll in government colleges. However, because of your ST/SC designation, you are able to enroll at priva...Read full

Question: Is there a specific cutoff mark for NEET to qualify for MBBS?

Answer: Yes, NEET has a qualifying cutoff mark set by the regulatory authorities. To be eligible for MBBS admission, candidates must score equal to...Read full

Question: Which scores meet the NEET requirements?

Answer: The scores required to proceed to the NEET counselling rounds are known as the NEET qualifying marks. It is important for applicants to und...Read full

Question: How many seats are allotted for AIQ, ST, and SC?

Answer: According to the government’s NEET reservation policy, 15% of seats in medical institutes and universities are set aside for SC categ...Read full

Question: What is the average NEET score to get through government colleges?

Answer: The range of the average NEET score needed to enroll in a government college is 655-503.

Question: What state has the lowest NEET cutoff?

Answer: The NEET cutoff is lowest in Goa’s medical and dental schools.

Question: What is the NEET pass mark, and how is it determined?

Answer: The NEET pass mark is the minimum score required to qualify the exam. It is determined by the National Testing Agency (NTA) and varies base...Read full

Question: How are the NEET pass marks calculated in a multi-shift exam?

Answer: The NTA employs a normalization process to calculate pass marks in multi-shift NEET exams, ensuring fairness and consistency.

Question: What happens if a candidate doesn't achieve the NEET pass mark?

Answer: Candidates who do not meet the pass mark are not eligible for admission to medical or dental colleges. They can attempt the exam in subsequ...Read full

Question: Where can I find the latest information on NEET pass marks and eligibility criteria?

Answer: The official NEET website and notifications published by the NTA provide the most up-to-date information on NEET pass marks and eligibility...Read full